While our host, Peter, was great, nice, informative, and helpful, the tour itself was not what we expected. We were hoping to learn more about Viennese food and culture. Instead the tour was largely focused on middle eastern cuisine. Additionally, we didn’t really eat that much food leaving us all hungry for lunch post the tour. Also, we had a drink and didn’t realize it wasn’t part of the tour expense; which was an additional 5,50 euros.
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Snacks
Excludes
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- Exit U4 Kettenbrückengasse and walk outside exit Kettenbrückengasse and cross the street to the "Marktamt"
Return
- Exit U4 Kettenbrückengasse and walk outside exit Kettenbrückengasse and cross the street to the "Marktamt"
Itinerary
You will experience the market from it's best side, guided by a market loving and knowing guide, try Vienna's best foods and snacks
Language Offered
Additional Info
Cancellation Policy
Reviews
Michael our guide was eclectic and very knowledgeable. A good tour of part of the huge market and a taste of a few good foods and spices.
I do not recommend this tour at all. I’ve been on food tours all over the world; they have been amazing experiences and ways to learn about where I am visiting through their food culture. This tour did not meet the fundamental goal of showcasing Viennese food or culture; rather, the tastings were of Middle Eastern and Italian dishes. There are hardly three stops, and at the end, I was looking for a place I could have lunch. The tour is not about eating food; rather, the guide spent the majority of the tour pointing to basic fruits and vegetables. Overall, this was massively disappointing.
Peter Nowak is an excellent guide. Although I´ve been at "Naschmarkt" very often, he gave us new information and useful tipps. Very interesting and lovely trip.
If first impression counts, this tour agency is an absolute no-go! I booked the Naschmarkt food tour in English and received a confirmation, but the next day I couldn't find anyone at the meeting point (which, by the way, is a closed metro station under construction, which in my opinion should also be communicated to the guests). I called to the agency where the person attending the phone had to search my booking and told me then 'ah, but you speak German, so there is a German food tour at 2pm'. I saw that on their website but booked the English one in the morning because I'm travelling with a baby that had its own rhythm and it would have been better to go on a walk in the morning... Anyway, I accepted to join the afternoon tour (otherwise they would have given a refund), which was a bit stressful with a tired baby, but the guide and the other guests have been really understanding, nice and helpful so that it was worth coming back in the afternoon. I enjoyed the tour which was really interesting. Erika is a great food expert and also told us a lot about the history of the market. But she and her husband are running their own agency which is offering this food tours exclusively - so if you want to avoid trouble with cancelled tours and even safe 10 euros you should book directly with them!
Very informative journey through Austrian history and culinary arts. Helmut was able to get us excited about both the different specialties and the cultural highlights of Austria.
This food market is so well worth a visit. Walk slowly and take in the atmosphere. Here is everything you could possibly want in the way of deli. Try cheeses and sausages, olives and nuts, fruit and vegetables. There is also a section with seafood. Many small restaurants along the whole market. Plenty of souvenir shops if you want it. On Saturdays there is also a large flea market adjacent to this market.
It was a very pleasant tour and we were introduced to interesting foods and spices. The tastings were delicious and you should bring appetite.
narrow, noisy, intrusive, few shops are really good and interesting. Sellers are a little too aggressive in their sales efforts. One then also has the impression that one can easily be over-advantaged with the agility presented. A corner smells only of fish...it's not supposed to smell... the streets are just too narrow to move well...
Hallo Die Tour war nicht schlecht, aber wir haben mehr erwartet, als wenn wir gleich bei Peter für 35€/P gebucht hätten. Wir haben bewusst für 69€/P bei Viator gebucht um das bessere Angebot laut Beschreibung zu nutzen. Aber wir wurden dann doch mit Peters Naschmarkttour beglückt.
It was a very interesting, fun and delicious tour of the Naschmarkt with lots of background information
The guide had a very nice way of imparting knowledge. Oh, if we liked it well, found it too expensive. We paid 54€ per person and others allegedly only 33€ (?)
Excellent market. Lots of organization, variety and beautiful. All fresh and clean. However, COVID-19 measures were not met.
Sympathischer Tourguide, Peter! Sehr interessant und zugleich lustig über den Naschmarkt geplaudert! Nette Verkostungen und vieles aus der Welt der Gewprze dazu gelernt! Top! 😉
Tolles und sehr interessantes Erlebnis. Preis / Leistung stimmt. Unsere Führerin war sehr unterhaltsam und sehr kompetent. Sie konnte wirklich jede Frage beantworten und ging voll auf die Gruppe ein. Es gab wirklich eine große Auswahl an Kostproben mit guten Erklärungen. Zeit sollte man aber sehr reichlich einplanen, da die Tour statt 2 Stunden gute 3 Stunden dauert. Die Zeit vergeht wirklich schnell. Ich kann dieses Erlebnis allen sehr empfehlen, die nicht heikel beim Essens sind. Sofort wieder!
A friend of mine went to school in Vienna and was visiting a friend's school and I went to the Naschmarkt because it was famous around it and there was plenty to see and it was fun! There were many small shops, and there was an atmosphere to eat or sit in front of the cafe and drink coffee. It's a good location, so it's great to go around Vienna and pass by.
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